What Most Important in Life: Family, Home, Health, and Enjoyable Life
14 Dec
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10 Dec
Toyota Camry
Toyota Camry Solara
Honda Civic
Honda Civic Coupe
Nissan Altima
Nissan Altima Coupe
I’ve decided on getting the 08 Honda Civic EX with Navigation System, but why should I get a Honda and not the other? They cost the same look they same.. I am so confused.
9 Dec
After asking for some prices from my nearest honda dealer it turns out for about 16 bolts and 4 nuts its about £100.
This to me is completely a rip off. they charge on avg £6 a bolt and £2 a bolt?
Is this about the correct pricing or is this person im dealign with at honda making some profit himself?
Also is there a place where i can order these from or do all garages just get them from the honda dealer.
5 Dec
Personally, I think most hondas (not all acuras) look kinda cheesy, especially the older ones with the exhausts and body kits. Also, looking at the 0-60 times, they don’t compare to other sports cars. For example, the new civic si is 1 second slower than the new altima v6 coupe and 2 seconds slower than a mustang gt.
What makes honda such a great racer company?? Maybe I’m just not getting something
5 Dec
4 Dec
I have owned it for 4 months now, financed the car for 4.9% APR for 5 years, and I currently owe $16k on the vehicle, at a monthly payment of almost exctly $300 per month, with 4.5 years remaining.
The car is in pristine shape, no accidents, or damages. It has about 7500 highway miles on it, and looks and drives perfectly new.
I obviously love the car, but I think I need a bigger car - an SUV would be great.
Can someone give me advice on what I can do to either (1) Trade my Honda for a comparable SUV? or (2) How I can re-sell it outside of a dealership for best value?
Should I go to a dealership? The same Honda dealership told me that I can trade it in for $13k, which seems ridiculous to me. Help?
3 Dec
This is the car i’ve been looking at getting: http://www.carpoint.com.au/used-car/HONDA/CIVIC/South%20Australia/2157943.aspx
$2,000 australian is $1,584.18 American
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3 Dec
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